instead, edmonds ends his outing. two runs.nd the story for the giants was, you know, the offense being ice cold in this one. swing and miss. he is out. 7th inning. bases loaded for brandon belt. only one out in the inning. this was a chance to get some back and they get nothing and will not like it. double play ball. later in the inning, giants down 3-nothing. deep shot to left. darren can't get it off the wall. paul goldschmidt. >> the giants lose 4-nothing. they snap their six-game winning streak. >>> the golden state warriors are head back to the western conference finals. it will be the sixth time steph, clay, ask draymond reached this point. every time prior, they advance to the nba finals and this one feels especially good consecutive years of missing the playoffs. >> it feels good to be back after, you go two years of the type of basketball we was playing and not so certain that you are going to get back. >> reporter: game six, clay was back last night. he made eight threes and led the dubs with 30 points adding to his

rbi base hit, following batter tommy edmond, gives him the slider. sit down, tommy. the same spot and instead leave it is a little over the plate. edmond gets all of that one, not all of that one, but gets it into the bull pen, his fourth of the year. joonas went four and two-thirds, gave up two runs. this was a big play here, a 6-3 double play from brandon belt with the bases loaded. cardinals add on to it. paul goldschmidt throws around the bases to score. giants lose 4-06. doubleheader at the coliseum. paul brachlackburn had a qualit start. down 3-1 with two outs in the ninth inning when luis barara stepped to plate. first career home run for barara. the coolers are out for the gatorade bath. gets the blue shower. incredible moment right there, and then he earns himself a start in game two. he got shelved. second inning, game tied at 1. so long! grand slam. things did not get much better. fifth inning, shohei ohtani. that's a monster two-run shot. that is his 100th career home run. a little milestone for shohei. apar a's lose, 9-1. a multi-goal night for one san j

he is now in direct contact with the edmond studio.ood of the participants today at the start? good morning. can we say with certainty that muscovites and guests are from other regions? i've been waiting for the return of such massive races. you see , at least 25,000 people signed up to participate in the half marathon and none of them were scared, not even get up early on sunday and the weather forecast, because at first they promised rain, but now the weather has cleared up, the sun is arching everywhere, so i’ll set everyone up with an excellent starting town, according to tradition. the most picturesque weight are those participants, and who, of course, is allowed physical training to respond and admire, they can see the kremlin along the way of research or weave weaving the khotochnicheskaya embankment cathedral of christ the savior that is, all historical buildings that can be seen from the central and embankments e. moscow should also say that the moscow half marathon has traditionally held the status of one of the largest half

our professor edmond read us middle east relations expert life on our team. thank mozambie cows rule die. the possibility of giving up on coal mining in order to meet you in a mission goals by 2030. the government claims the global targets do not take into consideration realities in the african nation. not cool remains one of those on big main exports and at foreign currency sources. anti russian sanctions on limited supplies of alternative energy sources have cause cold prices to more than double since the beginning of the year. the on demand is on the rise since the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine across live now to lauren's k. freeman, political and economic analyst on african 1st good to have you on the program today . thanks so much for joining us. so you have to ruling out the possibility of abandoning coal mining. does that mean the country has given up on the u. n. global energy transition goals? the african leaders are pushing back very hard on these un demands for the what they call climate change. and they don't give up entirely on the idea, be

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sit down, tommy edmond. and then, tommy edmond will get him right back. one strike away from getting through five. instead, cardinals go up four squo two-thirds. two runs for junis today. >>> they had a chance here, bases loaded in the 7th. that is a 6-3 double play. erases the threat. later in the inning, giants down 3-nothing. line drive left field. darren ruff can't catch up to it. in to score, giants lose 4-nothing. they snap a six-game winning streak. >> jeremy had a big game to the d quaked today. they faced vancouver white caps. quakes on the move. scores his second goal of the game. can they hold on? we go to stoppage time. still up and it is eric gadoi scoring the goal. the game ended in a 3-3 draw. golden state warriors are heading to the conference finals. it will be time number six for steph, clay, and draymond. every time prior they advance to the nba finals but this one feels especially good, consecutive years missing playoffs no more. >> it feels to be good to be back after two years of the type of basketball we was playing and you not so c

not any change i local the most. edmonds it shadow so pull measurable for him to have a even he was that we'd be beep beep. beep. beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep beep. you saw someone in the some of the beep beep beep, beep me, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat with. oh, thank you for hello. this call every year. oh boy, that was that i'm a good on that or not? yeah. one of them a little bit with i'm not i yes, my phone there is a hold of him. a quick with here is nothing that he hasn't done anything. i was there. if we were paying the claim to come out of it may need to get there, but the job, the job, i mean i know you maybe something women show them to be a big now all i would come in tonight. i love everybody. okay. you're not going to show yeah this. ready was with the 3rd one, i don't a boy with a bucket market, we're doing a lot of a lot up to do it. but also a bit with a nice day i with with medina, with philistine color and math more spoken about earlier down on the album. medina for the mom, a condo home, i know my little i'm getting older and i'm going to show ability wha

the giants a six-game win streak , a close game of caster the cards up 1-0, tommy edmond solo shot off jacob judas, 2-0. a warm day in the midwest. the giants loaded the bases in the seventh, a chance here with brandon belt and, the pitch rounds into an inning-ending double play. bottom of the seventh, runaround for paul goldschmidt, a high drive to deep center, austin slater fighting the son and he cannot find it. sosa scores, st. louis adds another. the giants are shut out 4-0. same two teams tomorrow night. warm at the coliseum. kid, dad is going to need some of that icee. top of the first, a grounder, diving for the bag, the runner is safe. a run doesn't score. the a's challenge and the glove beats the foot to the bags of the out call is overturned. but of the myth that bottom of the seventh, 1-0 halos, a smash game is tied. the a's are down three-morning the ninth, luis with two men on hits it passed all the angels in the outfield. his first career over is a walk-off. camp with the gatorade about, the a's win. game three starts in about an hour. we have highlighted the story of po

let the little ones come true edmond zhelbunov on how to become a bit of a magician.ckade irina georgievna bulina was still eight-year-old ira in leningrad, she spent the terrible winter of forty-one and only in the spring the girl was evacuated to tyumen, then there were years of study, engineering degrees, a candidate's degree and more than a hundred publications, but most of all she wanted to publish not articles, but her book and completely not a scientific dream came true on the threshold of the 89th anniversary. here it is blockade winter. her childhood of almost 100 pages of memoirs is not for sale anywhere. i give it to children as well. i remember myself quite early and remember very well the beginning of the war, and i managed to write, because my father worked at a military factory, they called me evacuated first and he began to keep a diary a long way before the evacuation. stretched for 20 chapters from june 22 to those winter months, which the author himself calls an exam for survival, a circulation of one hundred copies of a printing house service, like

pioneered by the original conquerors of everest in 1953 ship attending, nor gay, and new zealander, edmond hillary. ah, what you notice here? these are the stories we're following. the sour russian attack on a school in east in ukraine is feed to have killed dozens of people who took refuge them. the governor of lou hands says around 90 were in the school when it was bombed. ukrainian forces defending the as of style still works. in mariposa, they'll fight to the end for wakes. hundreds have been trapped there along with civilians who are now out of the facility. we mailed to her personnel in the garrison to maria for me. were christ performed by russia? why russian on we are witness. oh, surrender is not an option because russia is not interested in our watch. the are not interested to with john lays officially hong kong new later. the former security chief was the only candidate in the race to succeed at carrie lamb. 64 year old lay was in charge during the crackdown on mass protests in 2019. so it is in the philippines of preparing for monday's election, described as the most important

popular se which route it was 1st conquered in 1953 by shop attends, ignore gay, and new zealander. edmond henry. ah look at the main stories now and dozens of people are fair to have been killed after a russian bomb attack destroyed a school in easton ukraine. a governor of law hands close about 90 civilians were hiding in the building when it was hit. the final death toll only be known after the rebel is cleared. meanwhile, and marian pulled, the last of the civilians there and the besieged, as all cell plants have now been moved to safety. hundreds of people have been trapped in the facilities underground. bunkers for weeks, sheltering from the constant bombardment with little food or water ukrainian fighters who remain refusing to surrender to russian forces. we have been mailed to her personnel, the garrison of maria, the war christ performed by russia. why russia? we are witness. oh, surrender is not an option because russia is not interested in our lives are not interested to let us and other developments she. 7 nations are imposing new sanctions on russia and its leaders. a made th

and what desires he managed to fulfill he learned edmond grandovsky went into the great patriotic waretained his love for life, work and sport. vladyka flat visited a veteran. the exact solution free movement choose your hit on ozone super discounts from 20 percent on accesstyle gaming headphones, synergetic everything for washing and cleaning clean home, happy family vtb team we have assembled a complex special offers to support and develop your business depositing cash for just one ruble a current account and a business card attractive deposit rates and other offers for business dot vtb.ru vtb help with business. how do you, what the name recalls to improve cerebral circulation, work the brain, restore memory, reduce fatigue and improve sleep at the object now i will not forget in magnet hot discounts for all occasions. the explosive taste of ice cream cheerful cactus will give a holiday to your taste buds ice cream pure line, treat your taste buds. svetlana now knows for sure there is a park. sergey vitalievich wanted a new ivanov square for us, that the playground would influence

but fisher, edmond gary told me earlier, changes in the oil markets will lead to an expansion of american sheal oil exports, which could exacerbate existing fuel price problems within the country itself. on the one hand american oil, probably there would be more oil be sold outside the united states, them before. nevertheless, it's not as easy as some people think. for example, trail oil. it's much more complicated, even though it's not a problem. you can throw money at that's going to take time. it's good to, to be able to increase effectively in laws and large the capacity of export of show oil. so that means that it's going to be limited and also it's beginning to affect prices, as we already have seen, over the past month and the united states, oil prices are rising, this is going to have negative consequences on bad ministration that's facing a lot of difficulties with the mid term election coming up in november, especially because of the rise and inflation the increasing rise. so the prices of food, of gas and of other commodities. india has hit new records in coal. i put, producing

r relations, edmond gharib. there's no doubt that this is going to have a very negative impact for the conflict continues. of the prices continue to rise, not, not only just us and oil, and much more importantly. it's going to have an impact on the supply chain. basically, you are going to see more volatile energy market, many other elements that are likely to contribute to a lot of the problems that many, many countries not only in europe but, and more and more perhaps even they're going to be affected more than the countries in the, for example, the horn of africa and africa, and asia and other places. ok, something else to tell you by today switzerland has really thrown 3000000000 us dollars in russian assets. burn question. the strategy of blanket acid freezes, saying they can't act if there's no legal grunt. the amount of assets frozen is not a measure of how effectively sanctions are being implemented. we can't freeze funds if we do not have sufficient grounds. but after releasing those assets swiss offici

values, but here i am, as a phenomenologist, i deal with psychological philosophy, we always appeal to edmond, in a well-known work, the crisis of european sciences and transcentral phenomenology when he said that, well, it was not for nothing that he mentioned ancient greece, there was born what musor called the telos of european civilization or the goal, the goal of european civilization, and in his opinion, the goal of european civilization is to harmonize life with the demands of the mind, and well, this is a through-and-through plot for european culture for european politics and for the european way of life, even in everyday life, this does not mean that it was always like this and at all stages of the development of european civilization there were frequent setbacks often chaos won, sometimes the very attempts to reconcile life with the demands of the mind betrayed themselves , and you can say a lot about this, but this is a very important important criterion, and we must not forget that the mind is not only a theoretical understanding, but also a practical one, that is, the mind establ

use the weapons for specific targets for food wickersham, and here you see the results. clinical edmond, if we had more weapon citizens, but we would get more results with as brewing, that will, they should be sh. it is the wish, the u. s. is only too happy to oblige etiquette. secret on tuesday, the house of representatives emphatically approved of $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. paving the way form or weapon deliveries. on this vote, the a's are 368, the nase are 57. the bill is past that house be can nancy pelosi affirmed u. s. commitment to ukraine's war effort. it's about democracy versus a dictator. ship democracy must prevail. the ukrainian people are fighting the fight for their democracy. and in doing so, for ours is, well, russian forces have not given up their push into ukraine's don bus region. but the progress is incremental as best as western weapons continue to point to ukraine, meant and could soon begin to shift sh. as joanna correspondent, i'm in a safe and vivian weston ukraine. welcome. i mean that let's start with president salons. his claims for of our ous

st louis on edmonds, fourth homer of the year, the giants had trouble generating offense against five cardinal pitchers. one of their best threats in the game went up in smoke. when brandon belt hard ground ball up the middle, turned into a double play to end the inning in the seventh. then the cardinals ended any doubt in the bottom of the inning. giants should be out of it here on this fly ball. the center by paul goldschmidt. but austin slater loses the battle with the sun. the ball drops. what was ruled in our b double giants aren't able to scratch out any runs on eight hits as their winning streak ends at six games, losing four to nothing. couldn't find. the giants announced a trade with the houston astros before today's game utility man mauricio dubon has been sent to houston. the bond was batting 2, 39 and 21 games this year with two home runs and eight r b, i s and exchange for dubon, the giants get a minor league catcher. michael pierce key that is who is assigned to triple a sacramento. hi little nine on baseball for us. another one tonight. the asian angels in the second ha

on the situation in ukraine. vladimir putin stress that's russia does not pose a threats, tooth, edmond. he also said key of had lost interest in the negotiation process. the president of finland in turn, spoke about his country's intention to apply for nato membership multiple residential areas in the done. yes. republic have come under intense shelling by ukrainian troops this saturday through the in the capital one woman suffrage shrapnel wounds and was taken to hospital. this video shows a supermarket in the western side all done yet the gunfire that blaze has now been extinguished. local authorities also report a school and kindergarten being damaged by shelling, as well as many residential buildings in the area. while in the loop, gaps republic, ukrainian troops flew up a reservoir flood gates in an area currently controlled by kid. according to local authorities, they are several residential areas near by face risk of flooding due to the incident on the outskirts of murray upon the stand off over the adolf style steel factory continues. the kremlin has once again stated that ukra

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well, he drove his biographer edmond morris crazy little i don't think i'm going to be able to explain that example of what it means to be driven crazy by yourself you familiar with the book dutch with edmond morris the biographer the great biographer of teddy roosevelt is commissioned by reagan himself to write reagan's biography and and more wonderful book. yeah parts of it are yeah. it depends where you open it up and they can be excellent, but there are other parts where morris found that he could no idea what was going on behind that smile. and so he had to create himself as a fictional character and ronald reagan's biography in order to try to bring out this person. i don't think anyone penetrated that smile people like to say nancy reagan did but i'm actually not so sure about that either. yeah, i think i think ronald reagan was absolutely self-contained. and it's very unusual. for someone like that. he was always on stage. but he had other qualities as well, which i think making important and consequential. one was that he was? his beliefs were very consistent over the decades

your typo the dish heaped badly today today. possibly today up if i see de la put on gazelle it in edmond. she pays twice . ocoee office, he's up a cindy with her elisha, he hadn't no fall. it might have the thought, wow, had moved to new feet to saw no quit school study, but i'd have to call cut even a shot. and have been her my niece she or had in the woods. she would sell upon rule, who has left it to foresee barbershop a year walked. if you will knocked himself up a little note, what would you do? what's up with the shuttle service for? i think i know it's a continual worthy. this is himself or the robin in new york city. so we saw a job. it was about to cut the robot. you know, silly because a dish, fungi, she, she don't know if you guys are his condition was she couldn't skin with what that whole mackenzie emma can. did you vicky blue has a boucher done then. hi there. you know, can i live on thing was the fed up in my father a 30 a in know, can i leave the mother in law? have a lot of one of the month and then and see dong me not to shaddick of year to fan up of on and i have feeli

how bacteria can be trained was found out by edmond zhelunov. 4 billion years ago and were the first to inhabit the earth. they made it suitable for our life. yes, all this is about bacteria, that is, and microbes that do not even have a nucleus in one single cell with a dna chain inside it in bacteria, despite their microscopic size, scientists saw great, if not huge, prospects. so it's time to take a closer look at our neighbors and how to study their abilities at the moscow institute of microbiology, at the russian academy of sciences our microscopic neighbors were not only studied, but also managed to tame. here they are our champions. these are hydrolytic cultures. uh, bacteria, genus, bacilios, they do the work for us. and we only create favorable conditions, these favorable conditions can be considered. unless in the world of bacteria , after all, what is inside these containers. we try to avoid. by 2030, the volume of waste processed in russia should be at least 50% of the total volume of all types of waste bacterial, the ecology of the

at edmond, no one asks why? >> everyone has a right to a future.n his vision, helping formerly incarcerated adults with leadership, life, and fine dining skills. in the kitchen and out. >> we've got the farm over here. >> reporter: donations cover classes, housing and more. >> i see the duck le orange in there or not? >> no, it's not. >> reporter: of the 500 or more that went through your program, how many have gone back to prison? >> less than 1%. >> reporter: over five years, 46% return to prison. >> you give someone a great chance and you support them, this is what happens. in a year or two, three, four, five years or now, you might find yourself leading one of these restaurants. >> reporter: it starts here, offering inmates a path. >> with need doesn't some or the mission that exists in this country. >> reporter: then came edwins, ideaing a bakery, a butcher shop and during the pandemic a second restaurant. the business is self sustaining. >> they're not coming back to the mission more than once. it's got to be quality. >> reporter: especially

edmond experienced an interactive russian vacation.lk along the bottom of the ancient ocean, one has only to go down into the quarry, that is, plunge literally into the depths of centuries. and this is our four-beam colonial pitolaxis coral. very similar to those that build modern bodices. here you can find the very corals that are considered extinct even for tens of hundreds of millions of years. how to distinguish an ordinary cobblestone from a rare fossil at such an on-site lesson, a geologist will teach everyone who can contribute to science and interesting finds. it may be very much another question what their the cleanliness is not very great and sometimes. how could a person study a quarry located in her dacha for decades, and only find something unique valeo tourism there in the third decade. as you might guess from the name, this is a mixture of paleontology and tourism itself, that is, almost like going to an open-air museum only and exhibits. here you need to mine with your own hands, while there is, of course, no guarantee

and i've always been connected deeply to the work of the folks who stood at the foot of the edmond pettisto ensure that everyone has the right to vote. so when there are people gathering outside of my home calling on me not to certify the election with threat of violence if i did, i connect back to that moment in our history and the work that has always been required for those of us who want to stand on the front lines protecting democracy and knowing we could move forward but if all citis stand up as truth sell tellers and stay engaged because the goal is -- >> it is dangerous? >> it is, yes. but defending democracy throughout the history of our country has always met up against certain threats and particularly in a moment like this where violent threats, hateful rhetoric and divisive balance in our political arena, it is what we have to sign up to encounter if we're going to defend the basis of who we are as americans and make sure our democracy em ernls out of this moment. i hope stronger than ever. >> and there is a whole new, madam secretary, issue being thrown into this fire burping

let's go to the 3rd edmond de nice move there. gets the friendly roll warriors. only a point going into the 4th was a close 1004 great defense leads to easy sprun out for andrew wiggins. wiggins had the game himself. he had 18 points. well, it does look at stepped. hand down, man down staff at 29 point started off ice cold to get a very high school. he had a huge forced out. and clay finishing it out. another 3 that extend that lead to 13. holds up the goggles right there. the 6 ai game 6 clay, indeed, he had 30 points. warriors win one 10, 96. they win the series 4 games to 2. they advance to the western conference finals. they will play the suns order mask. on another note, combine looney he was fantastic. he had 22 rebounds. let's hear from the gang after the game. >> you know, you guys been around here. well, now clay is with game 6 is. what a what a time to step up tonight. he was fantastic. he >> now whenever we need them in big games, he always shows a man, no, that that being out for 2 years and for have had to have a game like this to a close team out. t

it was 1st conquered in 1953 by ship attending, nor gay, and new zealand. edmond henry slant, albany is our tell you how this go for is putting years of off course tom oil behind him. but his latest, when it's coming out with a, with feeling the debate, there is no, he job bad there to go. you know, if anyone here talks about women that i had to force adjusted the some be assumed and then says, no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion one way, tickets true to health all the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources in the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. the part of today's program, this stream on out is the era african story from african perspective. short documentaries, from african filmmakers from zimbabwe. we were pioneers of how economists can change the way we distribute good. i be happy to go into a physical store so dont ivory copes any gun. fresh armed fishing woods and the shot from africa direct on al jazeera. on counter because the ear raises the stak

the average used vehicle loan in the first quarter according to edmonds is an increase in one year of i probably could get more for my car. i got to tike on another auto loan payment no thank you, i will just continue driving what i have. >> if the average age for a model is 12, how many cars and trucks are 20 years old? >> oh, you are going to love will this stat if you think about it, there are 283 million vehicles in this country. about 16% -- 61%, shep, were built between 2002 that is about 45 million vehicles at least 20 years old that tells you how long they were last noug remember, shep, it used to be i got 100,000 on m aichl doing great. >> phil lebeau, good to he so you. thank you. >>> i am shepard smith on cnpc it is the bottom of the hour time for the top of the news >>> cities getting creative to fight crime on public transportation, while new york city police search for another subway shooting suspect. >>> the cdc expects more north american cases of monkeypox but experts say do not panic as they narrow how recent outbreaks are spreading. >>> but first, amber heard's lawy

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my mother and father cedric and billy joseph rachel robinson her husband edmond robinson the hemmings family the hubbard family. and yes but just jeffersons have brought me back here too. we talk about them too much though. i want to talk about the enslaved people. we've talked about thomas jefferson and his skin 400 of years give somebody else a chance. are we indivisible we're working on it. thank you. stop there. keep going. it's just getting good. both of you were terrific and i will do my best. to to meet your standards. i'd like to can everybody hear me. okay? yeah, i'd like to start out by asking everyone here a question before you came across this book in in the guide to the festival had you ever heard of the white supremacist who in wilmington, north carolina in 1898 anybody one? okay, that's pretty typical response. i get at book talk nobody's ever heard of this and i had never heard of this. i went to college in north carolina and i took a lot of history courses and yet no one ever mentioned this event of basically seminal event not only in north carolina history, but in am

obviously the edmond morris trilogy is fantastic beginning with the rise of theater roosevelt if you're going you want a good beach read. i mean, you can't do better than candice millard's river of doubt there we can go on and on and on non-trubject. i'd say these truths by jill lepore probably the best read i've had good john class just very quickly. there's a book called think again. i forgot the author's name just finished it that really teaches people how to step back and we think uses the blackberry as a great example. so why we need to rethink sometimes wow that yeah, um the digital black atlantic came out last year. i have one essay. and so i am plug but i think it gives an overview of how also these discussions are being had specifically within. african african studies black studies. oh, that's awesome. so i guess for thinking about jefferson biography. i would have to go with meacham's book, you know, john meacham's thomas jefferson art of power. it's a very good book at talking about how jefferson used as john says the medium of his age effectively to communicate ideas and ide

but, again, because we live -- edmond burke taught us this. we live in a real world.. so nobody is saying that, suddenly, this becomes a northern european nation, god forbid that we should all live longer and have access to social services. again, leave that to the side. nobody is saying that somehow or another, something should happen today or tomorrow that would fundamentally alter this culture. we can argue later about whether the culture should be, why it is, why it is the nra is the way it is. it's all linked, by the way, to most of the things in our life, again, professor glaude can jump in here. remember, the gun control debates in this country began after what? the riots and the civil rights and voting rights acts of the mid 1960s. lyndon johnson signed the 1968 gun control act. it's fascinating, read his statement on signing. it's politically, as everything with lbj, it is politically astute. he is trying to reassure people, saying this is a law and order bill. he knew he had that issue. but guns became an issue in this country as the sort of contemporary mod

grad and edmond native rich dawson. he made history at the kentucky derby overcoming an 80-1 odds. this monumental victory is more impressive as rich strike was not originally supposed to be in the derby, entering only after another horse was scratched. rich strike was added a mere 34 hours before the race was set to begin. congratulations to rich strike and rick dawson for bringing the kentucky derby championship to oklahoma's fifth congressional district. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from oklahoma yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, last week, we marked teachers appreciation week. this week and every week, we say thank you to the educators who help our students learn and grow. we also honor their sacrifices and tireless efforts to carry our student